You need to be able to identify the hidden gems to ever actually win a GPP or win money on

Draft Kings or any platform or even anything, right? Anything you have to understand information

that others are not seeing. And I'm here to share that with you beautiful people today. Let's do it

not now, but right now. Ladies and gentlemen, the playoffs fellas, fellas, the playoff

edition of the wild card weekend of that one do the leverage plays normally we're

going to do five but since it's just a three game slate on sunday we're going to identify there's not

as many leverages right we're going to identify the three leverage plays that as of right now there's a

few others but these ones are dramatically leveraged plays that i'm seeing the three that i'm seeing

that stand out the most on this slate and let's it off right away and we're going to be going to San Francisco and Dallas, maybe arguably the best game on the weekend of three-point

spread. These teams match up in a fun way. I'm excited to see how these teams go against each other.

Some solid defensive lines. But with that being said, I want to look at the San Francisco 49ers

side of the ball, what we're going to be finding ourselves with the most expensive play on the slate. And that man's name is $7,900 Debo Samuel, who is currently coming in. If I look over here, you can see the screen,

you can kind of see if you can zoom in, you can get the stance right here. But I have him coming

in at 28% projected ownership. And the funny thing is, that's far too low, in my opinion. Now, on first look, it's not the greatest. He's expensive. Okay, Tyreeks cheaper, all the stuff,

but that's exactly why he's now becoming a leverage play. Debo Samuel is in one of the perfect positions here, situations, right? A 24 point team total and their underdogs, meaning that naturally

speaking, they're going to score a lot of point and forced to be throwing in the second half,

historically speaking, in these situations, which only helps a wide receiver slash hybrid player like Debo Samuel. And Debo is going to see all the Dallas wide receivers. I mean, Debo, if I put up his

usage right now, he's 33% on the left side of this field, 30% in the slot, 307s. He's basically

a third in every single one of these spots, and it's going to be a matchup advantage for him

in all spots. Debo is a bigger wide receiver. People don't really think about that as much, but he's almost 220 pounds. Last way he did in at 218 pounds. He is bigger than every single Dallas cornerback,

including the big cornerback in Treviand Diggs, who has the worst yards per cover route allowed

in the playoffs remaining right now at the cornerback position. It's a hot debate, and if he's good

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